LOT 45 TURQUOISE DR. Price: $2,400 Property Information: It is located far from highway 160 in Deer Valley Meadows Subdivision so it is quiet at any given time Acreage: 1.37 Acres APN: 541709404045 Coordinates: 37.4640, -105.6599 Elevation: 7580 ft HOA or POA: No Terrain: Flat Weather: 270 days of sunshine a year. Summers are warm and dry while Winters are cold and snowy. It is typically clear year-round. Roads allow easy access to and from the highway and are well maintained Livestock is permitted Power/Electric: Contact San Luis Valley Rural Electric Cooperative: (719) 852-3538 Water: Not available. An alternative could be to add a water cistern Sewer: Septic Tank would be required Title: Free and clear FEMA flood zone: No Full Land and Use Development Code (LUDC) can be found here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/124bDnzpLAB2Lr11bIMhxFr7DxBMQrYTz/view Recreational Activity Nearby: 17 minutes to downtown Alamosa - Downtown Alamosa has all the essentials including gas, groceries, restaurants, airport, small shops, hospital, and even a university. 32 minutes to the trailhead of Mt. Blanca hike - Mt. Blanca and Mt. Lindsey both exceed 14,000 ft in elevation and elicits spectacular views and make for an amazing hiking experience. 23 minutes to Great Sand Dunes National Park - The Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve protects the tallest dunes in North America… and a whole lot more at that. The park and preserve contain ecosystems ranging from wetlands to forest to tundra—each supporting specially adapted plant, animal and insect life. Experience this diversity at your national park basically in your backyard just 24 minutes away from this lot. 38 minutes to Monte Vista National Wildlife Refuge - Sitting at 7,800 feet, extending over 100 miles from north to south and 50 miles from east to west. Three mountain ranges surround the Valley. The Refuge’s wetlands are artificially made and intensively managed to provide habitat for a variety of waterfowl and other water birds. Water from irrigation canals and wells maintain this important wetland habitat. Mallards, pintails, teal, and Canada geese are common, as are American avocets, killdeer, white-faced ibis, egrets, and herons. 1 hour and 9 minutes to South Fork - Just an hour east off Highway 160, South Fork can take care of all your adventure needs. Raft, Hike, Golf, Fish, Mtn Bike, 4x4, Camp, Ski, Snowmobile, Skate, Horseback Ride, Plants and wildlife, hunt, you name the activity it’s likely you can do it here. The Rio Grande River flows right through town so be on the lookout for all kinds of trout. 31 minutes to Zapata Fall - A 0.9 mile quick in and out trail located near Mt. Blanca trail head that features a waterfall and is good for all skill levels. The best time of year to use this trail would be from April to October and is a great spot to cool down during a hot day 1 hour and 32 minutes to Wolf Creek Ski Area (pictures) - Just 18 miles south of South Fork and can take care of all your skiing, snowboarding, or inner tubing needs. 58 minutes to Terrace Reservoir - Located west of Monte Vista is managed for public fishing and recreation by the Colorado Parks and Wildlife. 56 minutes away, you have Fishing, hiking, hunting, and wildlife viewing at your disposal. No camping fees, but a fishing license is required. River is stocked with rainbow trout and water recreation is limited due to limited access points. The Colorado Parks and Wildlife is considering the installation of a boat ramp to improve access and promote more water recreation though.
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